CCIE
cisco certified internetwork expert (ccie™) program sets the professional benchmark for internetworking expertise. candidates select and prepare for one of the ccie certification tracks. then they must p-ss a qualification exam as well as a hands-on lab exam.
“holy cr-p, that dude’s ccie certified. i must pay him lots of money just for being in the same room as me.”
short for “cisco certified internetworking expert”. this was the original, and for a long time only, qualification that cisco offered. today it is seen as one of the highest accreditations of networking skill that there is. the ccie exam is very hard and very few people get certified, but the salery for ccies is often six-figures.
dude, you’re a ccie? -bows-
care cup is empty
means “i don’t care”
guess what i had for lunch?
ccie.
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